
There’s
an old Hungarian saying that goes: “Nem kutya, es Puli”, which means:
“It’s not a dog, it’s a Puli”. The Hungarians know their animals through
and through. And yes, sometimes our own dogs behave in such a way, we get the
impression they’re not dogs! But what we notice most is that they have a
totally different character. Toby is lazy, Terry is very active; Toby doesn’t
like sweet food, Terry is hungry for more;… etc.
Here are
the most obvious differences between them.
|
Toby |
Terry |
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Loves to
lie cosy and warm in his bench, if it’s too warm he moves to the floor. |
She
likes to sit on top of the seat near the window and look at everything on
the street. |
|
If
he’s at home he only barks when Terry does so. |
She
barks whenever there is danger, like a pedestrian passing by or something. |
|
Toby
doesn’t like to eat, especially nothing sweet. He nearly never begs for
food. |
She eats
just about everything and she’s constantly begging (not at night).
Everything means “cookie”. |
|
He only
has to think we’re looking at him to start wagging his tail. |
Terry
can’t wag her tail, at least she nearly never does it. |
|
Toby is
scared to death if our baby throws something on the floor. But he’s not
afraid of the thunder. |
If there
is a thunderstorm, our otherwise so fearless Terry is ultra-nervous. The
same with fireworks. |
|
Taking
part in a show is such an event. A lot of attention and a lot of other
dogs. Woof woof. |
What a
fussiness. All those people who look at me and want to touch me. I don’t
like it. |
|
If
it’s hot on the beach, he’ll dive in the water. Wow, what a
refreshment. |
Terry
walks along the waterline, her paws may not get wet. Brrr, cold. |
But after
all our two Pulis are still great pals. They just can’t live without each
other.

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